Growth Areas to Look at: Bundaberg
In the Sunshine State, the city of Bundaberg is an ideal getaway located around 385 kilometres north of Brisbane’s central business district. The name itself may ring familiar as it is best-known for its export of Bundaberg Rum. It is a popular place for the tourism industry and acknowledged as the business centre for sugar cane growing areas and an access point to national treasures, beaches and resort islands.
The Neighbours
It is regarded as one of the most populous cities in the state, with the population reaching over 93,000 people and continuing to grow. The average age is 45 years old with most of the residents being workers and employees. There are several occupations evenly spread out with 15% of labourers, 11% of administrative workers and 11% of managers. Hospitals and schools are some of the main industries where to find work.The School Run
For primary and secondary, there is a vast selection available with the majority of the schools being at a close distance from each other. If families were to opt for private schools, they can choose from Coral Coast Christian school, St Joseph’s school, St Luke’s Anglican school, Bundaberg Christian College and a few more to choose from. Alternatively, if they were to decide on attending a state school, there are plenty of options such as Bundaberg State high school, Walkervale State school and the Bundaberg Central State school. All age groups are covered including younger children with the YMCA childcare and kindergarten as well as the Cuddle Bugs kindergarten, to name a few.
The Neighbours
It is regarded as one of the most populous cities in the state, with the population reaching over 93,000 people and continuing to grow. The average age is 45 years old with most of the residents being workers and employees. There are several occupations evenly spread out with 15% of labourers, 11% of administrative workers and 11% of managers. Hospitals and schools are some of the main industries where to find work.The School Run
For primary and secondary, there is a vast selection available with the majority of the schools being at a close distance from each other. If families were to opt for private schools, they can choose from Coral Coast Christian school, St Joseph’s school, St Luke’s Anglican school, Bundaberg Christian College and a few more to choose from. Alternatively, if they were to decide on attending a state school, there are plenty of options such as Bundaberg State high school, Walkervale State school and the Bundaberg Central State school. All age groups are covered including younger children with the YMCA childcare and kindergarten as well as the Cuddle Bugs kindergarten, to name a few.
Joel Robinson
Joel Robinson is the Editor in Chief at iBuildNew, where he leads the editorial team and oversees the country's most comprehensive news coverage dedicated to the new home building industry. With more than a decade of experience in residential real estate journalism, Joel brings deep insight into Australia's evolving home building and construction landscape.
